We compare and contrast The Monfils 6 with Lyle and Erik Menendez's current situation. We also discuss how Rey Moore got picked out of a newspaper and how D.A. Sakowski knowingly put a career criminal on the stand to testify against Moore. Finally, we discuss Mike Johnson mistaking Tom Monfils for someone else - drawing him into the case.

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We cover some of the courtroom tricks D.A. Sakowski used during The Monfils 6 murder trial back in October of 1995 - including using "fake expert" witnesses, using plenty of hearsay, and other questionable tactics. We also question why the defense attorneys allowed a lot of this to happen.

We examine Winkler's fall from grace after being fired despite "solving" the biggest case in the history of the city of Green Bay. We also look at Sakowski and his scheme team's decision to schedule a misdemeanor trial for Kutska and Mike Pie just two weeks before their murder trial was to begin.

We discuss Randy Winkler's desire to get Rey Moore convicted - and the dirty tricks he used to do so. We also go into Winkler's wily techniques to skew the lie detector results of Mike Johnson and Mike Pie.

We discuss Brian Kellner's court statements, digging into why he might have done such a thing; we also cover his letter to the Court of Appeals a year later, when he walked back everything he said during the trial. Finally, we take a look at Randy Winkler's practice of altering official police detail sheets.

We bust the DA and police theory that the Monfils 6 formed a Union Wall of Silence that would have made the Mob enviable when, in fact, many of them were constantly pointing fingers at one another as to who actually killed Tom Monfils.

Detective Winkler has everyone drawing illustrations of what went down at the bubbler in the mill - the trouble is, the myth of the bubbler actually began when a Green Bay Gazette newspaper illustrator named Joe Heller drew out the scenario based on what the police told him had happened on November 21, 1992.

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A Green Bay newspaper attempts to solve the Monfil's case by itself at the one year mark. Keith Kutska and his wife meet their friendly new neighbors who are in fact confidential informants as we take a page out of what could be a Coen brothers movie!

The events of the 1994 July 4th weekend are discussed, in which Keith Kutska supposedly got drunk in a bar and had his friends re-create the scene from November 21, 1992, describing in detail how Tom Monfils was murdered that morning. The events of that weekend would be the key evidence in The Monfils 6 being convicted.

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